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There they relay location information, hidden cameras and
microphones relay intel.
Of course they can be rigged to blow up but you'd be better
off using the GPS coordinates to hone in with an airstrike
after exhausting all the intel possibilities.
I'd like to think we're already doing this.
Captured drone
https://www.youtube...watch?v=b_F_NiqoFSk
A great opportunity here. [doctorremulac3, Jan 31 2016]
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This is potentially not at all a bad idea, if it's not
already done. I suspect that, already, downed drones
can still be tracked by their operators unless they're
completely wrecked. |
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Yea, you could have enough hardened redundant
systems that you pretty much guarantee connectivity
after all but the most devastating crash. However
since they're designed to "crash" you could even
control your impact. Have it drop a wing and
helicopter in, throw off a bunch of phony debris,
smoke bombs, painted on burn damage etc. |
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Hmm. Like the burning wreckage simulator smoke
bomb idea. They just follow the smoke to the
impact site. You could also have it put on a
fireworks display going down. Have a big flash
simulating a hit and have it trail smoke all the way in
as well as sending up smoke after the landing. |
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Anyway, if we can't outsmart these idiots we're
hopeless. |
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// if we can't outsmart these idiots // |
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I wouldn't call throwing a $650 billion military budget at them (whoever "they" are) exactly "outsmarting". But [+] for the idea, anyway. |
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//if we can't outsmart these idiots we're hopeless.// |
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It's like trying to outsmart mosquitoes, or Japanese
knotweed. Individually, they are a bunch of pigshit-
thick towelheads. Collectively... well, the problem is
that there is no collectively to attack. |
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// they are a bunch of pigshit- thick towelheads. // |
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We are puzzed as to why you are so complementary and supportive of them. |
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// Collectively... well, the problem is that there is no collectively to attack // |
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//they are a bunch of pigshit- thick towelheads.// |
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//We are puzzed as to why you are so
complementary and supportive of them.// |
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Yes Max, no need to hold back and be P.C. here.
You're among friends. |
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Although the comparison to pig shit may be unfair.
Pig shit is loaded with nitrogen, phosphorus, and
potassium. It's an excellent fertilizer and can even be
dried and burned as fuel. Plus it's a byproduct of the
glorious pig, our intelligent, adorable and tasty
animal friend. |
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You are of course correct. Pig excrement does have positive, practical uses of benefit to your species. It is indeed an excellent fertilizer, or can be anaerobically fermented to produce methane - a superb fuel gas - and a high-quality friable nutrient-rich compost. |
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That's another test to add at Ports of Entry; incoming passengers must walk through a "petting zoo" with a few tame miniature pot-bellied pigs, under a big sign saying, "Welcome to our country, we like pigs". |
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There might have to be an alternative route reserved only for observant Hebrews. |
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//you are so complementary//
In a way, [Max-B] does complement them quite well |
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Sigh. If they'd only initiated my Terrorist-Trap Country idea
a couple of years ago. |
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Do 1000s of these simultaneously, so they can't get wise to it. Day of the Drones. |
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That's a factor, them figuring it out. You'd need to
make sure word didn't
get out that these things lead to an airstrike. |
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Which means you'd have to be targeting the area
regularly enough that this precise targeted airstrike
directed by your captured drone would look like just
another attack. |
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